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Mastication Steal Syndrome

Annals of Vascular Surgery, 2017
A 56-year-old woman presented with episodic vertigo, dizziness, and diplopia during meals and prolonged verbal presentations at work. Subsequent work-up included an eventual catheter-based angiogram revealing an ostial left external carotid artery (ECA) occlusion with reconstituted retrograde flow via a variant collateral branch from the dominant left ...
Charles Miles Maliska   +2 more
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Studies of Mastication

Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1956
Abstract Acetone-soluble substances formed during the milling of rubber were divided by chromatographic analysis into three fractions. Infrared spectra of these fractions were identical with the spectra of corresponding fractions from heat-aged raw rubber.
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The dynamics of mastication in pigs

Archives of Oral Biology, 1976
Abstract Mastication in miniature pigs was studied via microphone recording and correlated electromyography and cinematography. The results were compared with data from the literature on man and the rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta). It was concluded that anatomical similarities between pigs and higher primates are due to overall correspondences in ...
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Mastication. IX. Shear‐dependence of degradation on hot mastication

Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 1959
AbstractA comparison between the viscosity‐molecular weight relationships for natural rubber degraded in thin films at 130 and 140°C. and on cold and hot mastication indicates a greater similarity of distribution on degradation by the mastication treatments.
L. Mullins, W. F. Watson
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The Mastication of Rubber

Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1935
Abstract Probably from the beginning of the rubber industry no process has changed so little as that for softening raw rubber, its socalled mastication. Although Hancock's machine, the masticator (1826), consisted of an internal rotating roll and a stationary shell, and modern machines have two rotating rolls, the same principle has always held
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The masticator space

Oral Radiology, 2003
The posterior displacement of parapharyngeal fat differentiates tumors that originate in the masticator space (MS) from those originating in surrounding spaces. Most benign tumors originating in the MS are hemangiomas, lymphangiomas, osteoblastomas, or schwannomas.
Eiichiro Ariji, Yoshiko Ariji
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Claudication on mastication

Head & Neck, 1991
Paul S. Collins, Stephen L. Liston
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Mastic kidney

Revista Clínica Española (English Edition), 2019
S M, Santos-Seoane   +2 more
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Mastication of Elastomers II. Cold Mastication of Natural Rubber

Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1963
Abstract The cold mastication of natural rubber in oxygen is shown to proceed rather more rapidly than that in air. Reasons for this difference are considered. Mastication under these conditions is considered as a low temperature oxidative process and consistent with this the subsequent reactions of RO2 radicals produced by mechanical shear are
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Mastics and Mortars

2017
The focus of this chapter is to discuss the properties and relevance of the mastic and mortar, also referred to as the fine aggregate matrix or FAM for short. Asphalt mastics and mortars can be regarded as the matrix in an asphalt mixture composite at an intermediate millimeter length scale.
Dallas N. Little   +2 more
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